Energy Young Professionals


As the Energy Capital of the World, Houston is the headquarters and the intellectual capital for virtually every segment of the energy industry including exploration, production, transmission, marketing, supply, and technology. Houston employs nearly a third of the nation's jobs in oil and gas extraction.

Houston's high concentration of energy expertise and experience has meant a large number of relocations to the Houston region in recent decades.

The region offers access to 3million workers and more engineers than any other U.S. metro. With more than 600 exploration and production firms, 1,100 oilfield service companies, and more than 180 pipeline transportation establishments, Houston is truly the Energy Capital of the World.

Energy Young Professionals

Roland Martinez

This department manages on-site activities related to operational processes and equipment handling.

Field Operations

This department focuses on providing engineering support and expertise in measurement-while-drilling and logging-while-drilling operations.

Field Engineering

This department focuses on the analysis and design of fluid systems and components.

Fluid Engineering

This department manages logistics operations and oversees financial planning and analysis.

Logistics and Finance

This department focuses on overseeing and optimizing operational processes to ensure efficiency and effectiveness.

Energy Young Professionals

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Teams

Field Operations

Field Engineering

Fluid Engineering

Logistics and Finance

Operations Management

Offices

Energy Young Professionals

Org chart

Teams

Field Operations

Field Engineering

Fluid Engineering

Logistics and Finance

Operations Management

Offices

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